Back to Nature: Guide to Nano Aquaria

In the last few years so-called nano aquaria have become very popular.
The main reason for this is probably that they are small and will fit almost anywhere. Many beautifully-designed and functional nanos have been produced and numerous colorful freshwater shrimps and small fishes have been introduced into the aquarium hobby as well. This book gives many examples of beautiful freshwater nano aquaria and also provides useful and adequate information on how to set up and maintain a nano. It also covers the fishes, shrimps, crayfishes, crabs, snails, and plants that can be kept in such a small aquarium.
This book contains approximately 490 excellent photos (by 41 photographers from nine countries) and species descriptions with information on and photos of more than 75 crustaceans (shrimps, crayfishes, crabs) and snails, 180 fishes, and 60 plants that are suitable for a nano aquarium.

Kjell Fohrman (Sweden) has over 30 years of experience in keeping and breeding aquarium fishes, both as a hobbyist and a professional. He has been chairman of several aquarium clubs, as well as trade organizations. Nowadays he publishes aquarium books and runs a Swedish aquarium website that has over 5,000 visitors daily.
Ralph Toning and Jose Kienjet (Netherlands) have over four years experience of keeping and breeding shrimps and crayfishes. They run a Dutch shrimp forum and a website, and they also organize events dealing with shrimps and crayfishes. They are the authors of the first Dutch book about keeping shrimps.